(Published by the Sunday Tribune, September 29, 2024) A blight that critics hold against newspaper column writers is that sometimes, our shots go off tangent, disenabling us from achieving precision. In the process, they claim, we mis-profile Read More
We woke up this morning to gleeful sharing of report by Daily Trust of fuel price per litre in Libya which stands at $0.032 or ₦52 per liter by some malevolent Nigerians. In Africa today, only four Read More
DURBAN, the coastal city in eastern South Africa’s KwaZulu Natal province rose gingerly as a Nigerian scholar and math wizard, Lukumon Abiodun Gafari bagged his second doctorate in highflying and electrifying style on 18th Read More
“Ethical leadership leads with integrity and delivers priorities for a better tomorrow.” Ordinarily, an airport upgrade in the 21st century shouldn’t meet any resistance, especially given its economic importance to a cosmopolitan city like Read More
The Skill Acquisition Centre, Yemetu Aladorin, is one project that was special to me as Chairman Ibadan North Local Government. When I came into office in 2011 and I was going round all the facilities owned Read More
Oyo State is grappling with a severe public health crisis marked by indiscriminate waste disposal, open defecation, and a lack of potable water. These factors have culminated in the prevalence of communicable diseases, most notably Read More
With great admiration and deep respect, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Zaccheus Adedeji on the remarkable milestone of his first-year anniversary as the Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). Over the Read More
I can’t believe it’s ten years already,that you left this cruel world. It all seems like yesterday and it still feels like a bad dream. You were a brother ,a friend, the Read More
The night barely gives way for the day when Tayo Alabi briskly rose from her bed to begin preparation for the gruesome 4-hour road trip to Ibadan for the Teaching Service Commission Computer Based Test. Read More
Why fuel is costly in Nigeria, far from the reach of many Nigerians, is not the cost of refining. It is not importation of fuel that makes the local price of fuel outrageous. Having all Read More
